"Security asked where the model calls go and we didn't have a clean answer."
The deal is still sitting there.
Deals stalling over where the data goes
Tell me what the review is blocking. I'll ask a few questions and connect you with the solutions and people who can clear it.
Sound familiar?
The deal is still sitting there.
That rules out most of what we'd want to use.
Every review restarts the same argument.
Nobody here wants to own a GPU fleet.
Not a compliance questionnaire. Not six weeks of legal.
How it works
Name, email, phone. Then a text to me opens, already written. Send it and I'll ask what the review is blocking and what your customers actually require. Two minutes and you're done.
I've already mapped who runs inference inside your own cloud tenancy, who runs it on your hardware, and who goes fully air-gapped, and I've talked to the people building it. I pick the one your contracts allow.
You say yes and I make the intro. I set up the walkthrough so you can put your security questions to someone who can actually answer them.
I know the teams who can help you keep your data in-house.
Tell me what the review keeps asking and I'll take it from there.
Find me solutionsA text to me opens on your phone, already written. Send it and I'll ask what the review is blocking and what your customers require in writing. Then I make the intro. You don't have to book anything.
No. You text me first, we go back and forth once, and I make an intro if there's something worth introducing you to. If there isn't, I'll tell you that instead. I don't sell your details.
Someone who builds for the constraints your customers put in writing. Tell me what the contract asks for and I'll know which one fits before I make the intro.
Not necessarily. That's one option and it's the heaviest one. There are approaches that keep data inside your own cloud account without you buying or racking anything. Tell me what your customers require and I'll point you at the right end of that range.
Often yes. Plenty of buyers with no regulator write the same requirements into their contracts. If a review is holding up a deal, the reason it's being asked doesn't change the answer.
Tell me what they've asked for and I'll take it into account. I don't certify anything myself. What I can do is introduce you to teams who build for exactly these requirements, and you can put the specifics to them directly on the walkthrough.
Tell me what your customers put in the contract. I'll take it from there.
Find me solutions